davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1887-11-21

hnal prices and number Of shares sold Of eRhtyeight
active stocks together with the final
prices OF week prerxed by the prices OF November
20. 1886:
New-York tribune., 1887-11-21

Dr william Rsinsford rector Of St. Georges trurch
preached The guilds and societies fifteen In number
and have total membership OF about 800. The annual
service was instituted by Bishop Potter in 1884.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-21
Nov. l0.-rhe leading futures ranged as fellows

wlthrawn OWING tho higher asklng OF hold
quoteit holce to Fancy Winter Patents - 90
a. % southern Winters SO 1013 So Michigan and
- 6Da 90 FAIR 70 choice seconds 500
d3SJ. Chnc- Fancy Minnesota Patents - 80 al %
Wheat - 1914 80 Minnesota Bakers 10 sacks
2laS ChDcc soft springs - 90 S3 80 Low
Springs 81 7Od2 30 Rye Flour barrels 81 80 as %
Cash quotations we're as follows-No Spring Wheat az
- 5sa75.c Is Wheat SO &c bid. No Red 10 &c;
G4c. 40. Barley 7oG77c No Flax seed 81 y.
Prme Timothy seed al 81 80. Mess PORK per DbL
sI3 Boa I3 10 100 n 81 90 short Rus SIDES
- Sailed shoulders boxed 50 509 - So
- - 30 WniskeY dlst.llsrs
finished goods per gallon 5 40. sugar-Cut Loaf 7.c:
New-York tribune., 1887-11-21

GULLDs AND CHAPELS MEETING IN UNION.
he annual winter service Of the guilds and societies OF
caaps Of st. Chrysostom tsok place last evening at
S~apcl st Seventh ave and Thirty -nInthst The Rev.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-21
9. At tho Con .olia.,sd Stock and Pstrolsu.


the week the advance OF the previous week cents per
gallon. Abel es at all port, being fully maintained.
OIL CRY. Penn. Nov 20-Natoas Transit Certificates
opened at "a E hxhss. 74h lowest f37s closed. "a
Sales 4S 200 Ohrres coarancss s34, 900 barrels chG
ters. - barrels shipments lSi2 barrels runs, -
barrela
PirTsRuRG. Penn. Nov 20-Petroleum fairly active and
frm-Naonal Transit Certifcass opened 741; closed
74s highest 74S lowest, 1874
BRADFORD Pens Nov. 20-National Transit Csrtfcate tes
onened az 1t's and closed at highest 7&'s lowest,
49, Clearances 20SS, 90 barrels
TIrusylLLR Penn. Nov 20-Nasna Transit Csrtihcs
opened al "A 2, highest 74 lowest. 73's closed IA
New-York tribune., 1887-11-21
sprnIrs OF TURPENTrNR

cpIstrsres. New l8.-TurpentiAs nrm Al SAC
sLyISsAu Nov. Ie.-1urpsnune nrn at sac
WILMINGTON Nov. l9.-IurDsAuns dull ~ sSo
New-York tribune., 1887-11-21
rnr CITY CERTAIN TO BE SAVED.


admit the difficulty in the face Of that and all
other facts say: BE- afraid and diemayed by
reason OF this great iauttude for the battle is not
yours. but Gods" want Jahazel TO take my place
morning an preach TO you. God is certainly in the Cos
The whole tone OF it Is peculiar and unique God
l. H. the Bible Its harmony unity, holiness majesty all
demonstrate tnat fact lie is in the soul OF and
makes Himself known at times when the soul seems to
rse aLd lit itself God 10 man Ia His providence
a. We have seen in seasons Of revival again and again.
God has an the instruments or providence under His
control Take the Roman Emirc-God converted II ana
did not take many centuries 10 40 IL either 80 the
savage horde that invaded Rome. He conquered II and
II passed away. His banners nave never gone uo"h III
any struggle. ,
Sow am not going 10 despair when sec such work
the and shall not limit Oiun nlp0enct DOW.
When mighty current flowing from the nlIIs aha
gathering strength do not expect 70 see IL
stop and suddenly disappear When see the sun isc ~
all his majesty do not expect him suddenly 10 sop anu
decline toward the the power or Goa il ho 10
be defeated American genus can do many thlhgs Dut
sn L. strong. but 1d is almighty His power Is not
eis1ed loOsened and III the end II s certain 10 DC
trIuniphant
This city is capable of being made Christian II must
be II the continent 10 be saved The city is TO DE
Christianized surely Ms Christ died on Calvary II
We are discouraged the people OF Jerusaem should
reDuixe us; their danger far greater thap ours
There power In Jerusalem to meet the hOrdes
Our work Is not merely carry tract 10 a tenement
touse; merely take the Bible where II Will lie
read; merely send missionary among the poor
oil this part real work il 20 make this Chris
uan city. That s q work which God gives to us. God
educated the Church putting the work OF Chris
.lahzng the world. He gives 10 the churches OF tiis
city the work OF converting this city. God Wills IT,.
was the cry OF 1.-THE first Crusade Let that be our watch
wonl God will have this city for His own and II IL our
Ia ~ m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-30

Gin Wann, Der ii6 felt ben lebten
40 Sahren Der mebieiuii6en praris ges
uibmet, tpirb getpiB 6al3 BON 3uder
su uuteri6eibeu tpifen. gr fagt:
rSoIebo, s., 10.Mdr; 1887.
Serren s. s. @benep & @o.-Weine
6erren! Sd prattisire felt 40 Sabren
Mlebicin unb muB auseifeben, bab i'd
unter allen grfabrungen nit fogenanns
tenpatents prdparaten feline beHeren ges
maht babe, als nit benz bon Sbnen
ansefertisten Sal'iden @atarrbmittel.
6abe es oft peri6rieben uno ftets feline
ipunberpolIe Wirtung bemerft. pie i'd
mid aud niGt zines einjigen Sails ers
innere, mo bieies Wlittel ni6t ben ge'
wiini6ten grfolg gebabt bdtte, porauss
aeIebt, baB es In Der Derorbneten 9Delie
angewanbt tporben mar.
Shr aufri6tiaer
8. 8. @orIu1, M. O.,
Office 215, Summit Str
Wir beaablen 800 fur ieben Gau,
in tpeIdem Sals gatarrb Cure, Der
fpeaiellen @ebrau6sanueiiung mad ins
nerli9 genommeu, nidt bic getpiinidte
9eilung bringt.
s. 8. gbenep & Co., eigentbiimer,
Solebo, Ohio.
~ gu baben in allen Apotbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-30

Mein Suuse foIgte mir piberires
5enh. Wir gingeH in bic Refauration
unb ib beitellte elm 8las Bier. 3aum
batten mir uns niesergelafien, als ber
Sunge bon Reuem ;u frasen besann:
papa, ipesbalb trinfen benn bic 2eute
Bier? Sd mag feins, es i1medt bitter.
Befomnlen bic 2eute Gelb bafar, bab
He Bier trinfen2 Nift mabr, es ioQ
abgeI9nfft tperben? als i1 franf ipar.
muBte i'd au1 fold bitteres 3eus trins
ten, neil i1 mid erfdltet battes WuBt
Su aud bas Bier sur Strafe irinfeu?
g1ein, mein 3inb, idb irinte es, neil
id Durif babe, gab i'd 5ur Mntwort.
Mber iebt iuolleu mir mad 6auie
fabren.
gBir sinsen auf ben Babnbof. Der
3ug nit Der fGnaubenben locomotive
ffanb sur Nbfabrt bereit. popa, fraste
9arl1en, tpesbalb bat benn 6erS4orns
Ifein ber locomotive teinen &hfels
Sas fam ib Dir ui9t iasen, mein
3inb.
CT t6nnte bod pobI einen RhRel bas
ben, antportete 2arlhen, benn er III
bod 70 sroB, tpie Der elephant. llno
tuenn er einen &iiIsI bdtte, oann t6nnte
i1 ibm cine 6emmel biaeinfeden, fubr
er trdumerifb fort. Sag bod. papa,
ipie fam idb benz 6dornitein cine Sents
mel sebens gr bat setpiB 6uuger.
er buffet ia 70 iebr.
Sd bantte benz 9immel, als mir enos
lid su 6auie angelangt tpareu, unb
tper iemaIs BON einen 70 fragluitiaen
2inbe In dbnli9er @eiie ius gIamen
genommen tuoroen, wirb mir bas wobl
ita1empfinben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-30
Yaterfeioem.
6n,nureSte aus benz Suplpsis
iden Oarten.

S6were Stunben bat iiinsif elm
fraglu5figes tleines 8iirfd9en feinem
Batter bereitet, tpel9er ben 2naben in
ben 8erliner 3oOlOgif9en GarteI. NIT
binausgenommen bate. gBle febr Der
bieoere papa our6 bic n2ogit" ieines
Spr6BIines in Sie @nge getrieben wors
ben, bas mag isner bier felbit gum Se'
fen geben:
gs tpar an einem ber lebten ib6nen
Sonntage, als i1 nit meinem Sungen
err 1T bier Sabre alt-ua9 unierem
prd9tigen soologii6en @arten binauss
fubr. Sd bate bic grmartungen bes
3naben our1 re1t piel lebhafte S@il.
berung Der beporitebsnben Semitic auf
bas 66Ghe gefpannt. Sd bate ibm
bas Briillen bes 26wen, bas @ei6rei
Der papageien, has 8irren Der 9a6tau.
ben 10 beutlid unb naturgetreu su Gee
h6r gebradt, pie es nleine f9wa6en
Spradwertseuse erlaubten, uno ber
Sunge mar nun pOllig bon Der uebers
aeusung burdbrungen. bab iegli6es
Sbier i'm soologii9en 8arten berpfli6s
tet iei, fi1 nit einem mebr ober uenis
ger orisinalen 2aut Dor ibm su probu'
3iren.
Sn Der geipannieifen grpartung be-
trat er on meiner Settle ben @arten.
Sd bate mir borgenommen. obne be'
iiimnlten plan nit benz Sungen umber
au itreifen. Ser 3ufall fiibrte uns on
bas glepbantenbaus. 9fa9oem Garls
den 10 beiBt Der 4nabe- ben eriten
Sdred beim 9lnbIid Der rieFgeu Sbiere
iiberwunben bate. fteate er bic 6rage
an mid: Sag mol, papa, wie i6reit
bsnn Der glepbant2 Sdreit er wbdb"
ober vmub"2
Das peiB i6 nibt, 2arl6en. CAB i'd
often sur Nntport, aber i6 CLAUDE, er
i6reit gar nidt.
Der ungldubise Bid bes Sunseu
iaate mir, baB er bieier Grtldruns Elm
fiarfes WliBtrauen entgegeniebe.
Infer 0ret1en 0o beibt fein SOME
fierden) itreit bod aud, iagte er eno'
lid unb ba piro bod wobl aud oleler
srOBe elephant i@reien toHnen. Alio-
tpie i9reit er benn, wenn er gu ielner
Wlama mill?
9as fam id Dir uidt iasen, msiu
Sobn.
., bann i6reit er sewiB mub, but
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-30

feiielu, uas id) ni6t f6nnte, irenn lie
qen6tbigt piirben. ii9 in elmer anoereH
@egeno ansufaufen; es triftt ft9 ge'
rabe 10 fG6n, baB i6 bier meinen
gaubfib babe. Was id alio tbue, 1T
reiner gigennub. = Oa sic morgen
frib abreifen, tpdre es mobl bas Bette,
ipenn mir iebt sleid) bic Sadie in Oro=
uuna brddten. SD miirbe meinem
Bruoef oann beute Nbenb ben Der:
faufstontratt unter bic Sbeetaiie legeH
Cine fiirfflide aIrt su iiberrai9en,
beriebte 9eutbolb unb elite bienttfertig
aum 5dreibtiidb, um bas Sofument
aufsuieben. Oiefer 8erfauf fam ibm
eben red3t, benn es lag ibm Gues bas
ran, NIT grneitinen i'm 5iioen gu bleis
ben UNI feline gr3iebungsmetbobe ben
gIiden ibrer iebisen @6nner gu ent5ies
ben unb bur1 bic gntduBerung oes
@utes fieI Der lebte Grunb meg. Der ibn
auiuaen fonnte, pieber auf ben S6aus
plab bon grueitinens 9inbbeit auriids
5ufebren.
WtittIerweile iaBen 4ngelita unb
grneifine unten in ser ebemaligen
pIdttfube am Seniier unb fiibrten elm
aar ernftes @eiprd6. Ingelifa bate
bon ibrem Bruoer bic S9reipuppe, bon
Der iie geglaubt, er tperbe iie ibr mits
bringen, beute geIdidt erbalten. Sic
mar auBer fi9 Dor gni3iiden unb fonnte
nid1t beareifen, baB grneifine 10 sleids
aiiltig Bel benz Anblide bes gBunbers
tperfes mar. sic bate he mebrmals
papa uub Mama iasea uub bic augen
6ffnen unb i1lieBen laiIen = grneltlne
bIieb falt. sic fanb bic slusifra9e
Der Worte papa unb Mama unbeutli9
uno bebauptete. bic 9lugenbedel flapp'
ten nit an bieIem @erdui9 auf uno 3u.
(Gortietuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-30

= Der Gtateifsr bat fi9 ri@tis au9
iiber bic Samenpelt erffreft. Rad
beutiGer Site wirb bas Sfatfpiel
nun aud rgriinbli9" beisebra9t. Wir
Ieien ndmli9 in ber s8of. 3ta."
foIeenoe anjeige: ~@riinoli1en uHs
terri1t i'm Stat ertbeiIt Oamen bon
Oifiinftion cine sebiIoete Dame nod
Iei1t fabli1er Metbobe In nur tuenigen
2ettionsiunben." glm gnbe erleben
mir nod meibli@e profeforen bes
Statipiels.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-30

Meine @lieber tparen ansei6pol.
len. 3mei Glaiden ct. Safobs > Del
senneten, bic G9wellung gdnalit au
entfernen unb beute bin i'd 10 geiunb
iuie iemaIs.-Sobu 5ielb, 3ramer, pa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-30

0enmerftaa ben A.:
gcrmittas: prObe Der WaHen4Sre I'M
Sperubauie.
Wadmittas: W atinee i'm Opern'
bauie.
abeubs: Rou3ert i'm Opernbauie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-30

FEST. @RAMM 8

0temitas ben H.:
Gmpfans Der SSnser In Der Eurnb0le.
Wetttppdt ben 49,:
gormittas: YrObe ber Wahen4Srs i'm
Opsrubauie.
gea&mittas: gorjo. abfatrtpom Opera
bauie 2 ubr prd3is.
abenbs: 9 Grfes aenaert I'M Spsrn'
haris.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08
AZ rnnaPPr wrvR
Fsreea % Ave VIVA Her Ha.sand 80
% e 1an.

fcakstfa Litter n fks Lsados Tlzses
Ths eass Of R1k@ib5al. : nssiss iA1y
wh1ss wrongs sr51sed - general .
feeling Of sy@pafay in Eneland aad
Endia, Il probably fresh IN tae minds Of
yoar readers. hat a. lhe eaas nor
apcsars 30 BE- On tie pSint Of rsaenine ;
ofisis 4 nsy Be well 10 tssapitniAte ths
fssas briefly. Rakmibhal vas married
according 10 HiDdoo ussRe 81 the ags u
II years 70 . yoath sons years her san
iaE. sos rsnsfned - Der parents h01se.
vas carefully educated. snd gFsg 40.
ascending 70 al sccoaats. into Fsh1ed
s1d highly cultivated lady. some sizk-
zen moxths aeo Sue Published n The
Tissss y Iadla. uzdeF the rosn de piume
Of "A Hiadoo Lady, . series o. forciole
and ssrikisg istteEs on tbs misery sa-
tailed on her sex In India by the bsrbsr.
0as customs Of infant marriage and
enforced wdgwhood. Lest year her
husband tried 10 get her 70 live with
bim, aHd On her refusing instituted
snis for the restitution OF eoniaRAl
rights 10 the Bombay High Court. The
eass sas tried in ihe first iustsnoe By
Justies Piuuey. when, IL having been
prosed that hsr husband vas too poor
70 support her, vas utteFly ignorant and
aoedassted in fast, mere e1olie--e1d
gaa. MoFeoger. cons1mptive. the Ja89e
expressed the opinion that il would be
barbsToas, cruel and rtv5ltioe tsing %
compel Der 30 live xith such a man. He
further held that sGch q suit could not
lie nEder Hindoo Law and dismissed It.
TIE hnsoAEd appealed and the -
vas argued bsfore the Chief-Jastice
and Justice Blyley. Th0se learned
judges, while expressing their entire
sympathy with Rukmibhai. felt com
PEELED 70 rule that Jastios Pinney Sas
SfoaR IN Law, and rsmapded the esse 70
the lover court for trial on its OSn msr-
iss. Il has nov been heard before Jos
ties FafFan. R1kmibhafs counsel
could uniy repeat that bis client bad
never consented to the MARI. q and
never regarded the man a. Der Husband;
that the husband was poor, ignorant
and aGhealthy, and il ordered TO return
to him she would be forced 20 disobey.
and vas prepared to take the Q nse uen-
oes. The Court had no option save 10
pass an order that she should lin her
husband within q month. Should she
fail to do 30 she would be liable to SIX
months Imprisonment. The case has
excited much sympathy anOag q Q
Anglo Indian community The Eagiish
RswspapeFs are Publishing articles ard
leaders on the subject, snd steps are be-
ing taksH 10 Bombay TO raise a fond in
Der behalf. Among the native e0mmu-
nity, however, hardly q single voice, ex-
eept that Of Mr.. Msl2bari, a Parasse
gentleman. has beeR raised in her favor.
and the o-called refoFmers whe aRitats
loudly for representative institutions,
etc, say no word for the cruel Law
Waich the Bombay Court has been
reluctantly compelled 10 enforce.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

PItlfat Ending OF a Beautiful Girls
Romance.

Pitifut Ending OF a Beautiful Girls
Romance.
Toledo Corr. Philadelphia Ne1ns
A SD story. without the happy ending
Of Hszsi Kirke's misfOstuues, comes
from ssRdnsky. Poor May Porter, the
beautiful daughter of fisherman in tie
bay, Is the victim. Q1e N 1rninp, not
leng ago, her baby was found murdered
Last week the man who murdered the
Innocent TO hide the mothers shame, an
old ! yer OF hers, was sentenced for life
10 the penitentiary. Nov the announce
ment comes that the ouce bright and
vivsei0us girl IL q ravlng and hopeless
maniac.
HE cottage Of honest John Porter,
her father, stood IN the most picturesque
point en- Sandusky bay. It was nest ed
costly on the bay shore, surrounded by a
patch of leafy green, and bearing IN say
evldenees of the thoughtful care of a
good wife aud beautiful daughter. Nay
was not only the pride OF her parents,
but was the admired OF all she country
round. None in the city Of Sandasky,
across the bay, seuld compare with hsF.
There eawe one day 10 the tisheTman's
cottage, strolling from pleasure party
that had set out from the city hotel, a
b ndsome, dashinR Young fellow
Charles AekeFman vas 4 travelling sales
NJ an, and when not the road lived
With bis wife and family at Orrville. A
short sojourn at the neat cottage, 40 in
sooent conversation With May. and the
irst act in this tragedy OF real lif
began.
The visit Of that Sunday Afternoon
vas repeated. Honeyed words of de-
eeption we're pOared into the guiieless
girls ears, aud wben the explosion came
il blasted the life " the fair victim and
broke ap Ackerman's family. TIE fab
erman's heart was bigger than alI else
and the eFring daughter was forgiven,
bat Alderman left the country wan
derar.
One morning a murdered baby wss
found Ia the waters OF Sandusky bay.
Jerry Fahsy. of Bsraa, was arrested ard
the network OF evidences wound round
htm He was az old lover OF beautiful
Mas and had tried to help her dispose
OF the fruit of her unho!y ! W. rhe
chain Of tv denee was forged about him.
rhe girl refused 10 TESTIFY egai0st him
and be refused 60 impiicAte her. bat thr
story came out sf hos be had throwu
the child toto the water to hide her
shame. He vas sentenced 20 the Ohio
Psritentissy for life. The strain upon
she Girl vas too great. aud yesterday
Ehen Fahey was AIKEN 90 the peniteu
tiary she broke do 81, a complete p5ysl-
al and mental wreck.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08
rnANsYLVAxIA MannIlGE crsrons
singular Casssa,s ~ weddings-Danc-
TAG ~ the Church Deer.

N8H - ~ NaANNn DtoEs
Popular Science H0Httlyl
When tbe yoang couple 90 TO church
TIE day after the WEDDING they are met
al the church door by a RrOap Of mask
ed figures who Surround them, singing
and hOotinR, and playfully ende8v0F 90
sepeFate the Young matron from her
husband. II they succeed In so doing,
then be must win her back in hand to
hand haht With his adversaries, or else
be must give 3 piece Of money az her
ransom. 10 general it.is considered q
bad omen for the married life Of
youug compile il the wife be separated
from her husband on this occasion;
therefore Il Is oustO nary for the yOung
husband TO take his stand close by the
church door while bis wife IL praying
inside and then be ready 10 catch boil 4
OF her az soon Is she steps outside. For
greater preoauiion, the man often holds
her round the waist with 10th hands
daring the dance, which Immediately
takes place before the Q. uroh and at
shieh they assist merely ~ spectators,
taking no active part, as It Is nst con
sidered seemly 20 dance in the church
attire.
married at tbs same time, Il Is usual for
each separate wedding party TO bring
its band OF music, and. dance thus iu-
dependentlg gf tie other5 Ga the oe
casion Of triple wedding lately wit
messed, 10 was very amusing to watch
the three wedding parties coming down
the street, each aeoeleratinR Its paoe . II
II came TO be sort of a race 20 the church
door 20 seenre the best dancing olace.
The ground being rough and slaAting
there was emily ems spot where anything
like Hat danciug floor could be 90
tanned, and the winning party al once
secured tbis enslgble position, while The
others bad to pat up with al incIiued
plane or 4 f-w hiiloeks acciienling th liz
ballroom Il loF. fha ten To sixteen
couples belonging TO each vsddirg-paF
" are inel0sod in a ring of by ISLANDERS.
each rival band of music playing away
With heroic disregard for the scorohed
ears 81 the listeners. "P1lk ~ eslls cot
this fret group; Nv .lza!' roars tie
second, for Il is point OF honor that
eaos party should displ a noble indie
pendenee in taking its own line Of ac
lion; and II. out OF mere coincidence,
two Of the bands happen 90 strike ny
the self same tune, one 81 them ~ sure
10 change to something totally different
as soon as aware Of the unfortunate
mistake-the oateFwsnling effect pro-
duced by this system beiii nR all de-
scrtptiou. This is nothing At all, v
said the worthy pastor, from whose
garden | was overlooking the scene.
laughing az the evident dismay With
which | endesvorsd TO stoB NY ears
Sometimes We have eight or ten we'd
dines AZ a time, each with their ovn
Addlsrs- That is something worth hear
inR indeed7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

She asked the scholars 10 dedae
= be sense Of 'surrepsitious,n
Bat every one haa 20 decline,
Although they we're ambitious.
IT'S something done upon the sly,
That no enc else has seen"
The teacher said. Nov who will try
To tell me Wbst | me8nY"
she'd Just been reading % the lad
Vine thieved away anesnght,
Ava hoped perhaps her reading had
Some useful lesson taught.
ME Snuff" hear yonder younesteF
call,
With eyea npen she door,
81 kntwP foa kithed the principal
Az noon hshind the door"
-ExcAaHgs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

rCAseap HsrI3l


Oaa OF the most plausible PROPOSE
iioEs advanced hy thu woman sHdrsgists
Is that BY eonfeFTiaE political rights
apon VemAn campaigns snd elections
uay be purtfisd aud slsvttcd. rbts
was the harden 81 tAs err In Kansas,
shere the ballot vas given 10 the sen ss
4 moral s3es and N tie expect1siea tsat
politics and society woGld be- the gamers
tharrhv. Since II hiss been disc vered
that tie change has tended tn degrade
rather than g. elavate politics. and that
20 far IS u has affected sossstv - AL 70
has embittered sad scAoda lad 70, Il j.
not strange thst N any II the opponents
OF the movc shoa q SOY recall Z soma
dent assurances that tie psrtieipation -
woman IN party strife Wocld est halo
over toe raschins and iced an odor of
sAnciity 10 the ssraCele fer n V which
they did uag previously euj1F. This
Vas 90 hava heen expected, ent tha ~
sponse thAl Il made So 70 ia "a toe nltare
o. A saFpFise
"Yoa 4 a nat soufer fhs b 'llol upsn
angels 0re sister saws. "blt q qon SC
uaeu" II ths ntn Sto sra eNmg ain
lag is ksnsss have anything - add
e'nocruieg this p2iafnl ssbiecl " u ta
ee hoped tass shsy ell speak Al once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

. faney 70 q vaiaabls riR4 walsh shs
saB fieksted - . skop Wisdos ven n
eide - exxmine a. rs u sxessdinRig
loysiv. wfsh i Wsss mins.r sha sid.
ca ssfisfyioe teEseif. -Whas smaIlsr
ngass coaid ts1ps yoa2r'
Ne ofh 2 6znrs than the fFure b.
foRe me- be sid. giving her AZ aamir-
ina look at ahe sane efrae. ~It Ia ex-
esedinely lOsely. Iwish-I coaid temps
you with TIE rag
II thsnk TIL sake il . sue sid, Isyirg
down the uansT amid bi1sbea- OF
ccurEs be acsspssd the moDsy; bus ret
ting Der address, be made sch coed
1se Of tie hint tbst tie Eext rinR uhteh
ste Rot VS. giEsE b. bin IN seurch-
A lads 10 : railway train kept looking
Ouf q The window. With her bad feE
yard. until she remembered that the
gentleman opposite miRai possibly 90
jsot.
ia I cot OF tie vsew7v she asked
"Msrely Of all I DO nss wish 10 see =
be replis2. calamity.
The ice baiER thus broken, they en-
tered into Conversation, foand they
were 10 Rat cat ~ the same statioB, and
knees each others fFisuds. The rest was
plain sailing into What soms BODY calls
athe matrimonial haven"
"Ars you married yet. KisfyTr said =
sAiiof, upoa nesting an old aeaaaint-
sDce after returning from q long Voy
AGE.
mo; that saEasbody has never come. =
''Ah, thea, / ssFe brought him, after
a deal Of botbeF.s be said. throwing bis
arms around Der, and the matter was
these and then settled
THIS vas ingenious enough. like tbs
case Of the theatrical manager Who was
brought 70 the point when be called 20
inform his ls dag setFsss that be had
scared 8 play az iast which was sure TO
have long run
What part have you reserved for
me- 81 asked.
"You are 20 b. the ohaFming sweet
heart, a. yen are
''fs there q Wifs in the pieosT'
"Thsrs Is
"fben | havs done ehsrming sweet
heart till am tired. I must be a wife
10 the long ran" And she was.-Nssc
York Hsass.